Judas never treasured Jesus - Mark 14:1-11

How remembering leads to life - Mark 14:43-72

As Jesus is arrested, he claims several times that all this is written. Prophecy is fulfilled as Jesus stands trial for a crime he didn't commit. Peter betrays Jesus by denying him three times. What connects all these stories is that by remembering the words of Jesus, we find life and redemption from our past.

Weak Flesh - Mark 14:27-42

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Room secured, Betrayer confirmed, Covenant assured - Mark 14:12-26

Jesus has one final meal with his disciples. As they celebrate passover, Jesus reveals how intricately God is involved with the details of their lives, as a confidence-booster to their faith, and ours.

Judas never treasured Jesus - Mark 14:1-11

You can cause yourself to love someone. You can bring yourself to love things more. In Mark 14, a very expensive display of perfume shows the difference between someone who has made an effort to treasure Jesus and someone who has been ruined by their treasures.

Prophecy is a sign, not a map - Mark 13

Unquestionably the weirdest chapter in the book of Mark, Jesus gives a prolonged monologue about the future. But which future? See how seeming end times prophecy is for you to be less afraid and more certain, not less certain and more afraid.